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Looking Beyond RICE and MEAT

Looking Beyond RICE and MEAT

When rice and meat come to mind, you’re probably thinking about food. However, in the world of physical therapy, RICE (rest, ice, compression, and elevation)

Help your Child's Back

Help your Child’s Back

Is your child’s backpack too heavy or worn incorrectly? If so, it can lead to pain and strain in the back. Don’t take this lightly.

A Holistic Approach to Lupus

A Holistic Approach to Lupus

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease marked by inflammation in which the immune system attacks healthy tissue, along with bacteria and viruses. It affects all

Can Physical Therapy Help with Hip Bursitis

Can Physical Therapy Help with Hip Bursitis

Hip bursitis is a painful condition, especially if an individual has had a pre-existing hip injury. Athletes involved in repetitive movements like running or bicycling

Individual in Flint experiencing lower back pain, indicating a potential lumbar spine issue

Space Matters in Your Spine

You may know that physical therapy helps in the treatment of low back pain but did you also know that physical therapy can help treat conditions such

Kids and Physical Therapy

Kids and Physical Therapy

Children undergo a number of ailments and injuries during their developmental years, some minor, while others can significantly impact the quality of their daily lives.

Close-up of a supportive hand holding an arm, a technique to manage tennis elbow discomfort, available at our Flint, MI clinic.

The Truth Behind Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow is one of the most common injuries but it doesn’t just happen to tennis players. It is a condition in which tendon damage

How to Take Care of your Heart

How to Take Care of your Heart

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) list heart disease as the leading cause of death for both genders in the U.S. In order

Scleroderma and Physical Therapy

Scleroderma and Physical Therapy

Scleroderma is a clinical condition that is characterized by changes in blood vessels, skin, muscles, and cartilage due to a formation of antibodies that fight